Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
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oouItt uehE the frontier or Uermany, have been expelled from the.,ountry.
 JAMESTOWN, N. r., Aug. 5-Psriav WaIeiy. the Union spy of Shenandoah 65.
 COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia. August 5.-A pleasure steamer sprung leak ou Lske Manaws yesterday during squall and four persons were drowned.
 NEWPORT. August 5.-The day open. d brilliantly for the great Goelet cup yacht race. The length of the courss IS forty miles. The big sloops got away at ten thirty in the following order: Puritan, May flower. Volunteer, Priscilla, and Atlantic. Others were not dls- tInguishsble. At 1l:20 the Puritan which took the lead in the start was sail ing faster than the others, and easily leading the entire reet.
 LATRR-Puritsn still leading but Volunteer gaining on her.
 l,l6 p. m Yachts are nearing the turning point st end of the first half of the course. Position IS unchanged ex- cept that the Volunteer seemed to be gaining still further on the Puritan, and the Ssehem on the scboOners. The race apparently will be between the Volun- tver snd the Puritan.
 LAIER,-Ths leading yachts are now of. Beaches on the way bome. Vol unteer has just crossed the line a full mile ahead.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Msnager Hart, cf Milwaukee, has closed a contract with the Chicago club for trip to San Frhr- CISCO and other cities on the Pacific slope next winter, where the leagre champions and the St. Louis Browns will play a series of exhibition games during next December, January. Feb ruary and the early part of March. Hart has also secured the service of Mike Kelly, O: the BOstons. to play with the CaicagOs. A Detroit manager has been DegotlatinR with the Chicsgos 10 have them and the DetroIts play on the the cosst.
 SAN FRANCIsCO, Aug. 5-No new de- velopmeBts ID the collapse of the wheat deal and the exItement has apparently died out. No session of the call board was held this morning, but the general impression among dealers Is that ths exchange will open Monday. All difficul- ties will be adjusted satisfactorily Co bon sides. No additional failures reported to-day.
 SAN FRANCIsco. Aug. 5.-The fra. busInsss that took the attention oi the Pacific railroad commission this nom ing was the examination of the yaTiols documents which David Strong pr, cuced to strengthen his allegations made yes- ter day against the officers of the Central Pacific. The examination of Seoaior Stanford vas also resumed. and he de- uIed that Wells, Fargo q Co. had cpn- tracts for the exclusive right Of trans portation over the Central Pacific. He stated also that the reason for orsauiz- ing the Occidental and Oriental steam ship line was to pr vent the Psoific Mail company from leaving San Fran cisco ont in thg cold, as ths Pacific MHii Co. .hsd threatened to take q l trade io Asia va Pansma. In answer to the question ift large amount of material for the construction of the Suthern Pacific passed over the Central Pacific without charge, Stanford ssid. Il think not. the books would show what was pad. Tbe r4la;ions between the Central Pacific and Southern Pacific re as one party 70 another" Witness also stated that he considered the most valuable portion of the c5mpany's land grant was in Cal iforu,a, ulong the mEin line. and sloug the route of the California ( Oregon. ComnlssIone- Anderson asked, Have not large tracts ui land been put in cer- tsip per7cn's name and then sold for the bsaeft of the stockholders of the com pR.y gr Stanford replied "I rever heard ofit.'
 sASTA FE, V. M.. August i-The Nlxweil Land Grant Company. has sub aitted Co ,he settlers on that grant who are nearly all cattle owners. prOposi- ton 10 buy them out in the form of an agreement betEeen the company and the settlers which IS being numerously sienei anu promises iO solve the diff cIlty TOW existing.
 THE AGREEMENT,
 It's agreed that the compsny's dis posal of J B. DByisoI ls 10 be used ID carrying out the agreement. Settlers will then at once begin to gather, brand and deliver their cattle to Mich. r. Ps.s. agent of the cOmpany, and there will he pad oc delivery 8 per head to incinde everything, even this years Ives and SIG per head more by May 15ti, 1888. Five per cent O; S2l per he. d will be deducted for the winter loss on cattle delivered this fall. Cows and calves of 1888 are to be counted only ss one head within sixty dave after the cattle hate all been delivered. There are between 75.OOO and 100000 head of cattle on the grant.
 FL PAso. August 4-The people Of this city voted to-day on the questioc of prohibition and of the manufacture and sale of alcoholic hquors with iEis re-ult: For production lSI, against, 1920. From speclals received tonight inc following nsmed cities gave ant;- prohibition msjorities ss given below: t;alveston. 7J0: Houston, 2-JO; Anstil, 762; Waco. 75S, Dallas, 2.5OJ; San An tonIo. f JCO. The amendment IS un- dou0tedly de!essed.
 Los ANGELES, August 4.-JudCe Gardiner to-day issued a1 order reqTr- ing E J. BaldwIn and his attorneys to produce for inspection of attorneys Tor Louise Perkins. docnnsntal evidence 70 settle all cisi 8 sgsi0ss Baldwin ID tae breach of PromIse case.
 WAsHIsGTOS. August -Liebes Bros. S Co.,. of San Francisco, complain 10 the iHterstgte commerce cOmmisslCn that the Texas S Pac;fic and Southern Pacific railroad companies ohsrge S2 25 per hundred upon freight 10 Houston and Galveston. while to other points much nearer San Francisco they charge S4 %. Compliments are consequently compell. q % ship sc Houston or Calves ton then Co ship back to destination. They ask investigation and relief.
 Les ANGELES, August In the Ro- sel!e case this moruiBS Ross was exam ined ss to his knowledge of the physical and chemical characteristics of sulphuric acid action vheo the liquid was poured over petroleum. He proved conclusive ly that It was sulphuric scid. While the examination was going on Hugh J. Crawford. one of the counsel for defense, arose and said that he wanted to ofer sn affidavit. This being that his client wss very III and that she could not pos sibly -emain in the court room. At this there was a tanning of the crowd against the railing to take look at Mrs Roselle Roselle had jumped to his wife's eide sni WAS flaming her, while the vitrioleouse lay back on her chair apparently gssping for bresth and des- perstely clutching at the collar ot bel